Those now imprisoned can find hope in Joseph's story, because for believers committed to worshiping God alone, all things work for their good.1, 2, 3
God asks us to lend Him righteousness and goodness, which He repays many fold, and we must trust God completely for our sovereignty and happiness.1, 2
Believing parents must advise their children to follow God's laws however the advice is received, even from a distance, doing their best without worrying, since the children are ultimately in God's hands.1, 2, 3
Believers should trust in God, who guides them, and persevere steadfastly in the face of persecution.1, 2
Although women are vulnerable to attack by unrighteous men, God protects believing women who follow His commandments.1
Believers should never tire of giving, night and day, secretly and publicly, without fearing their money will run out, since God provides.1, 2
Satan uses people's dislike of feeling wrong to keep them defending false beliefs, and only God can protect a person from false religious beliefs.1, 2
When you stop defending your ego and put your trust in God, you no longer feel uncomfortable questioning false practices.1
Placing one's fears with God and trusting the One who controls every breath brings peace, since God is close and eager to give support.1, 2
Trust the Lord with all your heart rather than your own understanding, and He will direct your paths and be with you wherever you go.1, 2
Parents need not worry, but should do their part and leave the rest to God, who fully protects the children of believers wherever they are.1, 2
What seems a tragedy may be a blessing, because we may dislike something good for us while God knows and we do not.1, 2
Turning completely to God and trusting Him instead of worrying or solving problems our own way is a foolproof plan that removes what bothers us.1, 2
When problems come, we should turn to God, trust Him, rejoice, thank and praise Him, because God has a purpose for our lives that is greater than the pain we face.1, 2
While we wait, God is working behind the scenes in our hearts and others' hearts, so patience pays.1, 2
In the darkness Jonah realized only God could save him, and when he turned to God, his hostile surroundings became a means of his rescue.1, 2
During a test, God took care of the writer's basic needs and his family never went to sleep hungry, which he credits to God's help and to reverencing God.1
The prophet Jacob gave the best example of patience and trust in God after losing Joseph, leaving the matter to God instead of blaming or cursing anyone.1, 2
God knows all secrets and is Most Wise, so we must stay humble about our small knowledge and always trust in Him.1, 2
God commands believers to take precautions, even during the contact prayer, and trusting God does not mean neglecting precautions.1
Security and peace of mind come only from God, so an insurance business that sells peace of mind contradicts scripture.1
Putting God first brings His support, but making anything more important than pleasing God brings repeated tests and may cost us both this life and the Hereafter.1, 2
The only effective way to turn from darkness to God is by prayerfully seeking God's help and striving to do right, since we cannot free ourselves from evil without Him.1, 2
Those who believe, lead a righteous life, persevere, and trust in their Lord are settled eternally in Paradise with mansions and flowing streams.1
Patience is attainable only with God's help, and believers should not grieve over or be annoyed by the schemes of their opponents.1
Truth will prevail and falsehood is bound to perish, and with every difficulty comes relief, so believers must trust God and not compromise the truth.1, 2
Do not wait to master Arabic; trust God as the teacher of the Quran in any language, read it today in a language you understand, and leave the rest to God.1, 2
Faith calls for lowering the eyes, keeping modesty, and bearing witness with absolute justice even against one's own people.1
A believer should stop worrying about what he lacks and be grateful for what God has given, since faith in God and His plan ensures everything will be fine.1, 2
If we ignore God's guidance, disbelieve, worship idols, or chase worldly things, God's retribution is severe, but if we worship Him alone He is our best supporter.1
God makes things easy for those who reverence Him, so we need only do our best and leave the rest to God.1, 2, 3
Living a Godcentric life does not require neglecting this world; we only need to keep our real priority in mind, trust in God, and act on it.1, 2
Moses was tested thoroughly and purified so that he would trust God fully and not fear Pharaoh and his oppression.1
Fear disrupts our lives because we step out of God's kingdom and His protection.1
We cannot control our own happiness; God controls everything, so we must keep trusting Him patiently without wavering.1
We should take our problems to God first and then do what we need to do.1
Whomever God sends astray, nothing can guide, and God is sufficient for His servant.1
Believers should trust that behind the apparent disproportion in provision lies some important unseen lesson.1, 2
We must know that what we place our faith in is worthy of it, and we judge that by character, so we need not know every detail.1
When struggling with things we do not understand, we should stop focusing on what we do not know and focus on what we know: that God is good, able, and faith-worthy.1, 2
A Submitter should not fear or grieve but be glad, rely on God, pray for patience and certainty, and glorify and thank God when things go well.1
Depending on anyone other than God for help is idol worship, but Submitters may use taxis, medicine, or money as long as they ask God first, since He is the source of all goodness.1, 2, 3
When facing a problem too big for us, we should pray wholeheartedly, believe God's promises, and praise Him even before we see the answer.1, 2